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Context constrained facial landmark localization based on discontinuous Haar-like feature
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Xiaowei Zhao, Xiujuan Chai, Zhiheng Niu, Cherkeng Heng, Shiguang Shan
Face and Gesture 2011, 2011.03
Facial landmark localization is well known as one of the bottlenecks in face recognition. This paper proposes a novel facial landmark localization method, which introduces facial context constrains into cascaded AdaBoost framework. The motivation of our method lies in the basic human physiology observation that not only the local texture information but also the global context information is used together for human to realize the landmark location task. Therefore, in our solution, a novel type of Haar-like feature, called discontinuous Haar-like feature, is proposed to characterize the facial context, i.e. the cooccurrence relationship between target facial landmark and other local texture patterns within face region (including other landmarks, facial organs and also smoothing regions). For the locating task, traditional Haar-like features (characterizing local texture information) and discontinuous Haar-like features (characterizing context constrains in global sense) are combined together to form more powerful representations. Through Real AdaBoost learning, distinctive features are selected automatically and used for facial landmark detection. Our experiments on BioID and Cohn-Kanade databases have validated the proposed method by comparing with other state-of-the-art results.
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